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I'm a Korean and staying in Michigan.. I'd like to study English. My English is a beginner level. Of course, my Korean is perfect, flawless. So I want to find a friend to study together. Feel free to contact me. Thank you.
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    매우, 참, 정말 are the exactly same. These mean 'very, quite, really.' 진작 - then and there.
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    April 3, 2012
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    It can be used to show an Intimacy. The actual meaning is fool, but it can imply cute.
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    April 3, 2012
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    사랑해 - Sa-Rang-Hae is the best. No Korean people speak '저는 당신을 사랑해요.' and '나는 너를 사랑해.' It's so formal.
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    April 3, 2012
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    1. 너보다 나이 많아 or 너보다 늙었어. 2. ??? drew??
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    March 26, 2012
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    회의 - meeting 회의를 열다 - have a meeting 가장 - the most 무겁다 - heavy 중에서 - between 잡아먹히다 - be eaten by something. ㄹ지 - to show their uncertain thought. 식사를 할때조차 - even though they eat food 마음놓고 - without worry 고개를 끄덕이다. - nod one's head, this is a phrase. It means you agree strongly.
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    March 26, 2012
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    어디 그뿐인가요? 어디 is used to emphasize the speaker's feeling. 그뿐인가요? means 'it's not the only thing.' so if you say 그뿐이야, it means 'that's it.' ~ㄹ 때도 means 'even 귀를 쫑끗 세우다 is a kind of phrase, so when you pay all your attention to listen something. You can use this phrase. For example, you are talking with your boss, so you should catch every words that the boss says. In this situation you can use 귀를 쫑끗 세우다. 세우다 means 'build' or 'raise' 그림자 - shadow 만 is used to emphasize or confine the noun. 철렁 is used to emphasize the surprising situation, like only or just. 내려앉다 means 'break or fall' 철렁 내려앉다 is a sort of phrase, it means 'extremely surprised.' Therefore, 그림자만 보아도 철렁 내려앉아요. means 'I'm surprised, when I see just a shadow.' ---- 하도 means 'so often, so many times', it doesn't come from '하다' 이렇게 implies 'such a' 길어졌다고요 - '고요' is used for showing the empathy, but doesn't have an actual meaning. Or you can use '구요.' Both are the same meaning, yet it is far from a real speaking. Hence, you'd better not use '고요' in a daily conversation.
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    March 26, 2012
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    There is no difference. Exactly same.
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    March 26, 2012
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    You can use both. 픽션 속에서 and 픽션에서. but not 픽션에. It depends on the context.
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    March 26, 2012
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    You can say 포기하다. 관두다, 때려치다. 포기하다 - commonly used Korean. 시험을 포기했어. I gave up the test. 포기하지마 - Don't give up. 관두다. - similar to 포기하다, but usage is a little bit different. 공부 안해? - Don't you study? 관뒀어. I gave up. 회사를 관뒀어 - I quit the company. 때려치다. - it has a strong meaning. 때려치다 comes from 때리다 which means hit. So when you say 때려치다. You stop doing something, but you are upset. For instance. Your boss treated you so badly, you quit the job. In this kind situation, you can use 때려치다.
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    March 26, 2012
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    이 문장을 맞아요? -> 이 문장 맞아요?
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    March 26, 2012
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